Monetary Policy

Keeping the ‘Fed’ Fed Up: Why Presidential Power Over the Fed is Risky Business

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The Federal Reserve's Independence: Why Presidential Power Is Risky

As someone who’s spent a good chunk of my career in the tech world, I’ve seen firsthand how vital stable environments are for growth and innovation. It’s why we build in redundancies, create checks and balances, and try to shield critical systems from unpredictable influences. This brings me to a concept that’s often discussed but … Read more

When Politics Pokes the Fed: Why Central Bank Independence Matters

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Central Bank Independence: Navigating Politics and Economic Stability

It’s August 28th, 2025, and a question I’ve thought about quite a bit, especially with my background in tech and economics, is how outside pressures can affect vital institutions. Today, I want to dive into something crucial for our economy: the independence of central banks. Think about the Federal Reserve in the United States. It’s … Read more

The Fed’s Next Move: Understanding Interest Rates and Your Investments

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When Is the Next Fed Meeting? Your Guide to Interest Rates

As traders and investors, staying informed about macroeconomic factors is key to making smart decisions. One of the most significant influences on markets is the Federal Reserve (the Fed) and its monetary policy, particularly its decisions on interest rates. So, when is the next Fed meeting? The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) typically meets eight … Read more